Your High-Performance Business Brain: An Operator's Manual

Business & Money

Lynch, Dudley

Management & Leadership

PRENTICE/HALL

You Don't Have To Be A Shark To Be A Success In Business Although you don't think of yourself as a shark in business, you are smart, ambitious, and want to succeed. With the challenge of the Information Age looming large on the horizon, your adaptability to change, your search for the elegant solution to every kind of problem, your desire to work with the system and with others toward a common end, defines and shapes your perspective. You don't need the killer instinct. Your talents, your coping skills, your intelligence will help you succeed in the changing world of tomorrow. Your dolphin personality -- flexible, responsive, accepting -- represents precisely the attitude that successful managers must adopt. In Strategy of the Dolphin, the authors, innovative business experts, demonstrate that everyone will need to be a dolphin to survive the changes the future will bring. They speak directly to your needs, to your management style, reminding you that your way is perfect for your temperament and goals. Strategy of the Dolphin will enable you to develop your creativity, break through obsolete thinking, and act upon your own compelling visions. Of course dolphins like to win, but they know that others don't have to lose at their expense. A vital book that will take you into tomorrow today, Strategy of the Dolphin is a stimulating blueprint for success that resourceful and self-aware people can use in their continuing search for excellence.

Strategy of the Dolphin: Scoring a Win in a Chaotic World

Ballantine Books

Using the metaphor of the dolphin to exemplify new age thinking, the authors offer business advice on organizing meaninful change before the competition, maximizing human resources, problem solving, and simply doing more with less

The Strategy of the Dolphin: Scoring a Win in a Chaotic World

Kordis, Paul L.

Business Culture

William Morrow & Co.

You Don't Have To Be A Shark To Be A Success In BusinessAlthough you don't think of yourself as a shark in business, you are smart, ambitious, and want to succeed. With the challenge of the Information Age looming large on the horizon, your adaptability to change, your search for the elegant solution to every kind of problem, your desire to work with the system and with others toward a common end, defines and shapes your perspective. You don't need the killer instinct. Your talents, your coping skills, your intelligence will help you succeed in the changing world of tomorrow.Your dolphin personality -- flexible, responsive, accepting -- represents precisely the attitude that successful managers must adopt. In Strategy of the Dolphin, the authors, innovative business experts, demonstrate that everyone will need to be a dolphin to survive the changes the future will bring. They speak directly to your needs, to your management style, reminding you that your way is perfect for your temperament and goals.Strategy of the Dolphin will enable you to develop your creativity, break through obsolete thinking, and act upon your own compelling visions. Of course dolphins like to win, but they know that others don't have to lose at their expense.A vital book that will take you into tomorrow today, Strategy of the Dolphin is a stimulating blueprint for success that resourceful and self-aware people can use in their continuing search for excellence.

Strategy of the dolphin

Brain Technologies Corp

Dolphinthink: The Workbook : Mastering the Skills You Need to Get Tough, Get Free, Get Focused and Get Going As a New Kind of Winner

Kordis, Paul

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Your Dolphin High-Performance Business Brain : An Operator's Manual

Evergreen: Playing a Continuous Comeback Game

Neenan, David

New Echelon Press

Think audaciously (this breakthrough is unprecedented)! Live strategically (this world-view is uncustomary)! Act wiseheartedly (this planet is needful, and waiting for you)! This is the story of a gap. A thinking skills gap. On one side is a storied mind that includes most of history. It continues to be used by most of the individuals making today's history. Call this mind "Alpha." On the other side is the just-emerging new mind of the future. Call it "Beta." The latest. The experimental. The farthest reaching. The author of The Mother of All Minds says Beta is what a brain does when it needs to reinvent itself on the fly. When there's no time to invent new super-neurons, concoct powerful new brain chemicals or roll out a massive new cerebral redesign. Change is simply happening too fast. The challenges are as thick as the proverbial pea soup. So what has human nature done? Made a U-turn. Reversed itself and reformulated the best of its past to stock the upcoming needs of its future. In a couple of words, it has "made do"-spectacularly! And in the process assembled an astonishing new "total thinking package" largely crafted from mental skills already available. The Mother of All Minds charts the consequences of "the mother of all personal breakthroughs." Dudley Lynch, lead author of the best-selling Strategy of the Dolphin, demonstrates anew why he's considered among the most original, dogged and eloquent psychological sleuths on the shift-prone trail of human thinking capabilities. The gap Mr. Lynch describes is one that every psychologically aware and ambitious person will want to leap, with every ounce of nitro their neurons can muster. Venturing to the frontiers of better thinking skills isn't for everyone (just as not every computer gets the upgrade). But if that's your personal goal, The Mother of All Minds is the trustworthy, riveting-to-read owner's manual you've been waiting for. Its examples and insights of this new mind at work are as fresh as a lager's bubbles.

The Mother of All Minds

Brain Technologies Press

True Detective meets X-Files in the first installment of the Luke McWhorter series Nine physicists are dead. The medical examiner has determined that the victims died from drinking coffee laced with rat poison. The owner of the house, Professor Thaddeus Huntgardner, isn’t suspected, but his claim that a piece of the debris from Roswell’s 1947 UFO crash was hidden in Flagler might be true. Enter Luther “Luke” Stephens McWhorter, a Yale Divinity School–educated West Texas sheriff with all the right questions. Is the fragment real? If so, who is trying to locate it? And what has fueled the byzantine activities of Abbot County’s two secret societies for the past 70 years? Working with FBI agent and girlfriend, Angie Steele, Sheriff Luke begins to put together all the pieces and come to understand the connection between seemingly unrelated phenomena.

A Fragment Too Far: A Sheriff Luke McWhorter Mystery (1)

Literature & Fiction

United States

ECW Press

Bodies are piling up in Flagler. For fans of Bones and Preacher comes a sharp supernatural police procedural set in the heart of Texas. It was not Luke McWhorter's plan to become a law enforcement officer when he left for Yale Divinity School. But three generations of his family had worn the star, and after graduation, the needs of his community called him home to serve and protect. His theological training and his seventeen-year career as sheriff suddenly collide when bodies start piling up in Flagler, Texas. Two pilots are found brutally murdered in McWhorter's hometown, torn to pieces by their own plane's propeller, next to an ominous warning written in blood on the hanger wall. In this fast-moving whodunit, McWhorter needs all the help he can get. He is joined by his chief deputy, Charles "Chuck" Del Emma; his FBI-agent girlfriend, Angie Steele; a precocious college student; and a 4,000-year-old mummy. Together, they tackle a crime spree that reaches all the way to the Middle East and back to the time of Noah's Ark.

One Good and Deadly Deed: A Sheriff Luke McWhorter Mystery (2)

Genre Fiction

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